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PL A7T5M 0 UTH SEJII-TtEKLY JOURNAL.
H IJIIIM H.
HUNDREDS AN
SWER CALL T
ns n P! hdv
ULU ULUSi E
lYwri-Ji Recruit inn R -purled From
.M? I'.irl-i uf th.- lidf.d
Sla1
Trtmtndou; l!;i-h t Fill Hanks of
lln- Amy 1 Iltoiii'td
(junta.
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.; j i-' i iiitinu' ami
ii-t' ..;'.-iii :u.-' jrath-
;(-.!.::.- f the e r.ntry.
-,: n mo i-.pi!iilmr to
n '.' .-oiMt- art jriv-
?K.t i'lnri! service.
;ii :i :?:!!. rial iiiif tle-
i;c -i.(. -iiK-riiirr
w:sr ix-eds;
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in ;'. mimher
( v; . i'.v report.-
s wl.'.uv.-j: nl.Iy ihe
pi ;iv-e states end
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emit hit' is fcoing on so fast it is al-ino-t
ceitnin now slate regiments will
l.c formed. Regular army recruit ine;
is slightly above normal, with many
militiamen -entering this service. A
pi epn redness appropriation of half :
million dollars is waling on President
Wilson's message to congress.
California will have a prepared
ness appropriat ion.
The governor will also appoint a
defense c. ouncil. More than r,00 men
have joined the state regiments in
California this week.
New York state will have an in
ventory of all military resources.
Recruiting has been repid here, with
women speakers touring the streets
of New York v encouraging enlist
ments. Naval stations showed a
train of 1,.V;0 for the week. Prepar
ations are heing made" to fdl men's
job-; with women workers.
TEUTONS
1TB
AD-
ritish
AGVANC!
Allied Trocps Approach to Within
Tliree Miles of St. Quentin
Turks Still in Retreat.
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n : p-
L'. -.-:: hu.-etts
' ; ! : n -i. ed Sl.-N't-v
Tf..ii.;' i it c fi.ilowed
. . r,o-y of the si:;
!..r.i .-t :..- :;! in cn-fart
-:.ti ".-knv.r toward ti e
-: I ! pi epal'iiV'- tile SeC--"
v-!. L . Ii. I ! ' it.
d: '.'A- f..r --r-i'-i-rs rue h?ing
ii i ,vr.'. o-x.i .--tree's of St.
-i r-i'aie r.",,uitir.,T and re-
i :i t"e i.i's of sl:y-
i !;.:; jp.ch hour there
: - in -.v Y'-rk and other
V.i-j'-. .!'' ;ve: -'ti-'s and pub-i-
i - ' .i , i :.re d; iiii!r'
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V.
Th- '
ts h'i'idieds f npjdl-i-:ir.ent
in a rrv.y anil
novel r.or of Colorado
as
r to i loobiii.ed
: ::( 5 m- fur
ai"i icnV.'i' rd
.'' er ive fur
: are 1 inlyir. e;
n. .:;. re;iar
he'tl U n 'in i i. in
-a .-ek nearly .",o0 pu-n
Illinois rational pruard
M..rth 1 nearly 1,"
Ii:i.ir
hv. it,, d j
reir.e'lis. Si!le
at (":. i. atr.. Army t ali-trat nts have
increased trove thru 2 per cert in
thr.t Mfllll!':.
d tl.
reiraiar army
.ill
art'
:-onri:itinr SI :'":("!) for
war ue in the evetit of h.-st I ities has
n intr iduieil in the Minnesota
-tat- b-j-isbiture. T'.vo voiunner rei
mrts of :(,ii and Too men have or-ra".!'-'I.
Women ir a telegraph
-ir.-.I have off.-rcI th.eir .-ervices for
s-itriial duty.
Aiitv-i are cr. rryintr sneakers over
Indiana sekinr to ?timu!at recruit
irr. Si--: m-w companies of the na
tio.'.al p-.Uitd a:e beir.ir formed in tliTlt
state, with ;dn; t Ii'O men already
Tl:e jroverr.ov of Ohio lias signed
an onlt r p' o !.J:mr for a military
cr.-u a: d it is expected to be cat
nei' out soon. i:e ai.-o nas issued a
proe l .mation tnirirtr larmers to m-
crea--? the acreage under cultivation
nrd ror city folk to develop back yard
r"a:d T.intr.
T'iitsburpr recruitintr slow, with
v ir. n r-poiicants "or service out-
mi-.:'erlrr the men some days.
lN-viments of cava'.rv imd infantrv
I eire.r crtrar.ized in .Tennessee
i"" ie,-!'uiis nave been obtain
ed !" jL'iiard eivi.-e in three Ten
r.- -. e towns.
!.:.- A'lKiV-'.es will have a home de-
f. r -e organization of 10,000 accord
in': tr preparations beir.pr maiic by the
i-h;.-f of riolice. Three thousand ai
re ey have ajrreed to serve.
i '-.e Ore n militia irained re
era!:.-- in thirty-two hour. Nava
i.r.'i marine rer rv-itinpf stations are
or! -tintr ten to nltoen men ilaiiv m
(lrjr.n.
X, wraska recruitintr stations report
stimulated recruiting, but expect
ht; vicr run just as soon as war be
conies certain.
I;oy scouts in Pennsylvania are help
incr reciuitin? by puttir.tr up posters
No creat effort has been made in thi
state to raise the jruiml quota. Thi
state public safety committee is tak
in'- a census of the state's citizens for
pos;i.de use. Citizens of McKees
port. Pa., have donated more than
for general defense purposes
Kanras has taken no definite pre
puretlnes steps but recruiting is re
rSUUL.T?11!. EaDUSCitVj iim5A.stp
be increasing.
Iowa's naval recruiting was double
it previous best record. Military re
Berlin. Aprd 1. (Wireless to Say
ville.) Bt itih troops after tenacious
i -atim; in which they suffered heavy
ss yesterday, jus!ied their lines
into tlie German positions on the
Semme for a depth of nearly two
miles, says the official statement to
day. The Diiti-h advance was be
tween the Peronne-Couzaucourt road
and the lowlands of the Omiprnon
stream, in which the towns of Jean
court and Yermand are situated.
Except for aerial exploits in which
German pilots destroyed two entente
aptive balloons and dropped bombs
on troop camps east of Monastir, the
German official statement issued to
lay says there were no events of. im
noitanee yesterday on the western
ar.d Macedonia fronts.
Approach St. Quentin.
Lcvuon, April 1. Heavy fighting
'cck place today west of St. Quentin.
resulting in the capture by the British
of the village of Savy. Later British
troops attacked Savy wood, about a
nib from the village, and only three
mi'es from St. Ouentin and occupied
that position.
The official report from British
hraduarters in France which records
voi.-o anr-ctp-, nunouwM also the
'arti'.'.e by the Briti-h of Yendelles.
ivintr further north, and Epethy and
Pciiere, to the southeast of Ileudi-
conrt.
Turks in Retreat.
Efforts by Turkish troons to en
loo a British force ne?r Daltawah,
mvtv-five miles north of Bntrdad, ha?
fa":Ied, says an official British state
rs ont, and the Turks in that region
dow are in full retreat.
French Also Advance.
P?ris. April 1. In their operations
southwest of Loan the French troops
:ave made important advances, cap-
urin? several German trench system"
end have reached the outskirts of
Yau::aiIIon and Laffaux, according to
the official communication tonight.
DR. BLEICK.
Dr. Bleick, 522 World-IIerald build
ng, Omaha, specialist in eye, ear.
nose and throat diseases, will be at
Plattsmouth every Tuesday, at B. A.
McElwain jewelry store. Eye glasses
cientifically fitted.
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
"I have used Chamberlain's Lini
mer.t for pains in the chest and lame
ness of the shoulders due to rheuma
tism, and am pleased to say that it
has never failed to give me prompt
relief," writes Mrs. S. N. Finch, Ba-
tavia, N. Y.
REABY FOR
SPEECH TO
JOINT SESSION
Fight Over Leadership Between
Clark and Mann Now Looks Like
a Victory for Democrats.
G. O. P. WING LOSES .1 VOTES
For rent or sale G room house
city water, electric lights, 1 block
prcod garden, alfalfa patch. On Win-
tersteen Hill, close to shops. Inquire
of W. M. Matsehullat. 3-2 -lwkd
The ciqrar with the real goods in
hem is the Exquisito, manufactured
bv Herman Spies. The best oc cigar
on the market.
Dawson Wiij Fix It
How's This?
TVa ofTcr One Hundred Dollars Raward
for any caso of Catarrh that cannot be
curol by Ha'!'s Catarrh Me-iiclne.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
tv catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
3vc years, and has becone known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine act3 thru the Blood on
tho Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol
rci from the Blood and healing the dis
cr.y ri riortlor.s.
After ynu have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medicine for a f.hort time you will see a
creat improvement in your ger.eral
"aTaUh." Start takinij'Hairs Catarrh Medi
cine at once and gret rid of catarrh. Send
Tor testimonials, free.
F J. CHEEKY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Drueslsts. 73c.
Believe IIousi Organization Will Be
Speedily Effected Senate Mean
while to Mark Time.
Washington, April 1. Congress is
irtually ready for the president's war
message.
Barring the completely unexpected
the sixty-fifth house will organize in a
hort time after it meets in the
epochial session that starts at noon
Monday.
Champ Clark or James R. Mann will
be sleeted speaker. From events of to
ny even many republicans predicted
that it will be Champ Clark who will
e chosen to preside over what is ex
pected to be one of the most momen-
ous gatherings of the lower body
since the nation came into being.
Democrats apparently ate solidly
united. There is very little indica
tion indicating that Representative
Gallivan, Boston, will carry his resent
ment over "wet" defeat in the last
congress to th? point of leading the
wet element" to disrupt what seems
cartain victory not only in the speak
ership battle, but in the battle for all
other oflicerships in the house.
Republicans Lose Two.
Republicans lost two more votes to
ay, which, with the loss of Represen
tative Capstick, New Jersey, yester-
ay. brings the number they will have
in the house Mondav, down to 211.
Representative Helgesen, North Da
kota, was stricken with appendicitis
and Representative Bleakley, of Penn
sylvania, announced he would not be
eve to vote. The democrats have a
tctal of 214. All are expected to be
present. Two independents are said
to be cartain to vote with them and
ne other is leaning toward the demo
crats. Final steps preliminary to
the opening Monday were taken to-
ay when republicans of the house, at
caucus, named Mann for speaker
and nominated a full ticket of house
fficers.
A fight featured the caucus along
vith the conspicuous absence of a
Miss Jeanetts Rankin, republican rep-
esentative-elect from Montana. Rep
resentative Augustus Gardner, of
Massachusetts, in a speech that lasted,
with the interruptions, for an hour,
announced that he would not vote for
Republican Leader Mann for speaker,
but would support Representative
-enroot of Wisconsin, leader of the
house element.
Gardner left when a resolution of
fered by Representative Elston of Cal-
fornia, declaring members not bound
by the caucus action, was tabled. With
him went Representative Gray of New
Jersey. Republicans reported Repre-
entative Dalinger, of Massachusetts,
also left, but it was claimed he re
turned later.
Old Rules Stand.
The caucus voted that rules of the
Sixty-fourth congress should be con
tinued until December 10. when a
ommittee of seven to be appointed
by the speaker, should report new
ules. It was also, voted that until
Apiil 14, motions to suspend business
to pass appropriation bills should be
in order.
A committee on committees was
named with power to name a steer-
;ng committee of five. Mann is chair
man of both. No floor leader will be
named unless Mann is elected speaker.
Representative Hamilton of New York
was named whip, with Representative
Farr of Pennsylvania, Nicholas, of
Michigan, and McArthur of Oregon
as assistants.
The senate, already organized, will
swear in Senator-elect Hiram John
son and mark time until the house is
organized. Then both houses will no
tify the president they are ready to
receive his message.
Up to today senators and repre
sentatives returning from the middle
west and the northwest reported a
noticeable absence of sentiment from
back home. Today thev beean to her.r
from home. By this evening a verit
able stream of letters, telegrams and
in some instances, even telephone
calls, literally swamped their clerks.
"Stand Behind President."
Not all the demands are for war,
nor yet all for declaration of a state
of war. Many still cling to the hope
of peace. All urge "stand behind the
presidenLII --v-L-
Senator Harding, of Ohio, got r 500
letters and telegrams today. This is
an illustration of the masses of mes
sages almost all representatives and
senators are receiving-.
Noticeable in the word from home
is a direct change in front in regard
to universal military service of some
sort. Sentiment is veering in favor
of the system.
Indiana membri.-. say the situation
has stirred their people as they have
never seen them stirred before. In
Kansas, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Ne
braska, the voters, arc writing or wir
ing their congressmen and senators
what to do. Heretofore these states
have been heard from only in spots.
The trend of sentiment is veering to
ward a more belligerent attitude, al
though the pleas for peace until the
last but not ''at. any price" rva
numerous.
After sounding the rrntimr-nt of his
state by means of hundreds of'tele
giams, Senator Owen of Oklahoma,
today announced the people of his
state would stand behind the president
"in anything he decides:." This senti
ment, Owen said, comes from individ
uals and organizations of every po
litical faith, of every creed and eve ry
color. Business men and woikers told
him the same thing.
8 f I 1 Ea
A Gigantic Meteor Stream.
Oue of the must accomplished find, cs
Piduous students of meteors, Dr. Den
ning, is of the opinion that the August
meteors, which radiate from the con
stellation Perseus and are sometimes
popularly called the "tears of St. Law
rence," belung to a stream so broad
that the earth, traveling between eight
een and nineteen miles s. second, occu
pies seven weeks in crossing it.
This would make the width ef the
stream, if the earth traversed it at a
right angle to its course, nearly S0.
Ouo.ihhj miles. Tiiests meteors are so
scattered all round the orbit in which
thej- travel that soiiie of them are vis
ible every year. They are believed to
be connected with a bright comet
which appeared in ami is sup
posed to have a period of about li:-)
years. The outer end of its elliptical
meteor stream is situated far beyond
the orbit of Neptune. Los Angeles
Times.
Elephants' Fear cf Mice.
Tho reason why one tiny mouse is
capable of scaring n whule herd of ele
phants half to death is found in the
fact that in the elephants native la ad
there aie littie animals known as cha-
cmias, which fc d on a small, sour ber
ry of which elephants are very fi::d.
They live ia sett .'emeiibs, something
after the manner of prairie dogs, t.ndvr
the berry bushes, and sometimes when
feeding the elephants trample upt.n the
little tuVviii, and the chat-ana.-; in tLe!.-
fr'glit frequently run up the tubes of
the elephants' trunks. Their Song.
sharp claws catch in the fledi, and they
cannot be ejected. The more violently
the monster blows through its tri.::.!;
the more ilrmly the Looked ciaws of
the Utile animal heoonie imbeOdeLl in
the tlesh, arid Inflammation and dent!)
are the result. In captivity, therefore,
the elephants thin!; they are ia danger
of the deadly chacaaas when they see
a mouse. New York American.
A Tale of Six Cities.
There are at least sis cities on this
continent which every one should see.
Every one should see New York, be
cause it is the largest cit3' in the world
and because it combines the magnifi
cence, the wonder, the beauty, the sor
dldness and the shame of a great me
tropolis. Every one should see Sun
Francisco because it Is so vivid, so
alive, so golden. Every one should tee
Washington, the clean, white splendor
of which Is like the embodiment of n
national dream. Every one should seo
the old gray granite city of Quebec
piled on its hill above the river, like
some fortified town In France. Every
one should see the sweet and aristo
cratic city of Charleston, which sug
gests a museum of tradition and early
American elegance, and of course every
one should see New Orleans. Julian
Street In Collier's Weekly.
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DiflY DaLL
gig w m
Rim
nr
Pcssibly Some of the Wets May Gig
Back or That No !!i!l May
Be Passed.
GOVERNOR m TAKE A Wm
Lincoln, April 1. A week fiom
next Saturday lv.ay see the lc?is
lative halls deserted, and it may no).
It. is the ser.1 i-iien'. of a large num
ber of the members in both houses
that this week ouvht to cle'tn up
tilings, so that the mt-mbr ;-s wcil i
dart? K" back' home in the tiny tiioe
iid faco their constituency.
This we'-k it is e-:iee!od th:it 1l'e
dry oiil will c:ne up in the sentv!
for third read in;;- and Jir::i! con - ie--r-!
alien. !.-; ding' dry members of th". !
body say ih.ey will never vot1 forj
the bill in its ptc-en form and if this!
is --) it will moan
. i . i i i
mat riixi',- n
thr.t
the
vol:- as it got in ci"i!;r;il.'(
whole, with abo'it tore"
". elcs to t he go'.d.
th
will
a me
We have in stock a fine sclccction of
Rakes,
Forks,
Spades,
Hand Cultivators,
Hoes,
Hose,
and many other tools for the man that wants
to reduce the cost of living by raising agnice
garden.
m
mi.
0
er
oi the j
r i
Tlf-i- ? i"im.i- 1 ! ' f .'.'v
scnat.'.rs who v-t' d f-r t : e .'('
amendments are- noi a-; en: ha a a
over the bill in its pre.-.or form a--tVcy
were at the time it wa : -r! to
third readir:." la t w. -!:. Ti . bill
was ret omrr ended for t'-ird icadi::
by a vote of is to 1 ." n-.ys, -o that by
a change of two wet votes t.- tho no
column tho bill wo sH
to 17.
Should it go down to defeat
wouk! ho ni dry legislation this
sii-n v.vA conditions wou'd em1.', inn:
they are uncil the matter t orb! I "
up to the voters again.
i o defeat ..!, 1 o'
there
'a
CAPITOL
Ila-t cf Men and Women Will Ilutton
lude (' ..nj; res Mil en r.nrl
Senators.
tunc
have
ated
of th.
,1:
v leaa!
the
::dmiited ihat if
e
i -
;nd tlieie i.-
r... la
d;.t !..: ;
s will :
ate
dei
on the subject, the radical d
have to stand responsible. They y
if the houso had been contented 1
hr.re pat through the original dry
bill drawn covering the tjticstit.n :
nut up to the peopla and carried at
the last election there would have
V.' 'sh'r r!, April 1, Pacifists,
ai arshail.-.i ! the lhva;rgoncy Peace
?i derat; will invade Washington
i ,rn:i! To--.- ..,! the mirpose of attempt-ir.'.-
to ''.--.- .'.-.de c.nn.gre.-'s from taking
;.:iv j"? :.". that would lent! to open
h'Cea n light in the
The bill may p:u
its j-.resont form, wl
an unlimited ant anit
se!:ata
s the
:cn nrovea'-; jo
of li'tina- for the
a t-e in
r.
Nest of a Turtle.
The manner in which a turtle con
structs her nest is both interest insN
and suggestive, it being one of tho
most expeditious operations ever per
formed by that 6low moving creature.
After selecting a suitable spot she be
gins digging out a bole with her hind
legs by moving slowly iu a circle and
throwing the excavated sand in n rim
all around it. When that is about
eighteen inches iu depth and twelve
in circumference she drops her eggs
into it, pulls the rim of sand over
them and, rising on oil four legs, lets
her body drop heavily on the coverinc?
sand until sb.e has made it as compact
as any part of the surrounding beach.
She then makes a few false demonstra
tions on the shore to mislead inquisi
tive enemies and hastens to tho sea as
fust as she can travel.
Insects In Flight.
Motion pictures of insects in flight
prove that the movement of the wings
of all Insects presents the same general
character. When flight is begun the
amplitude of the first wing beats is
much smaller than of the subsequent
ones, but the period remains almost un
changed. The insect regulates the ve
locity of its flight not by the rapidity
of the motion of its wings, but by
chencimr their Inclination. Although
iu normal conditions the period of the
wing beat remains constant, it may be
increased or diminished by various in
fluences, such as fatigue and cold.
---Wanted Plain Sewing. Mrs. J.
N. Barger, So. 8th St. Phone No.
498-W 3-1-lmod
persona! use of tbt
it (iocs it will go to
he house will iivjt for a inri!1:;1
car in iae senate avu-nunierus.
If the con fe res fa.il l agree,
iedlvidua'. 1 f j
i confei-ee.ee for
con-;
. 1 l lu.vl I ' L . n.;i. . ' i
fercr.ee report, thin a
-esi'It, which nay put
or ;
ul 'pt the con-1
situation will
ii lip to the
rov.? rr.or to se
tth
would refuse !
to go home until
.vr.s passed.
dl
"one beiieve he
v the members
o;;
of soaae
kind
hostil'th ! etwecn the United States
a -ad ' .""Many. Lo.td.--rs of the
; o !!" cut rdrer.dy hero said tonight
thr.t at ha.-. .",t!ti-. persons would visit
1 5": cm.
At th" -ame time a boat of "Pil
grims of Patriotism." headed by a
citizen's i ommittee, will arrive from
New Y '..r':: for the express purpose
of cou'.to! : ctiag the activities of the
p-iciftats an. I "the p'-ace at any price"
p. ope".. nchi. Special tiains are ex
pected la O'ing- thousands of them
'r.r.i tithe cities.
Po'h f ne ions, according- to their
ph.:-,-; av.ki, will storm capital hill
and crVv a -or io present their views
arrived they would be told whom to
-:ee at the capitol and would be expect
ed to find the objects of their visit
wherever they might be, except, of
coarse, upon the floors of the senate
and the house.
Miss Freeman and other pacifists
leaders declared emphatically that
even if congress should declare that
a state of war exists they would not
adandon their efforts in behalf of
peace.
Poih the peace champions and the
anti-pacifists probably will hold mass
meetings.
Washington itself is in the prip of
a wave of patriotism, flags flying and
buildings decorated.
Nature Cures, the Doctor Takes the
Fee.
SAY CHAMP CLARK
Will BE RE-ELECTED
AS SPEMEil
Washington, 1). C, April L Re
election of Chair.) Clark as speaker
of the house tomorrow, when the ex
traordinary session begins, seemed
assured tonight and the prospect cf
a complete democratic organization
wr.s admitted to bo strong, even by
republicans.
Illness and bolting among repub
licans, and proposed organization by
democrats favorable to independents
aie expected to prove vital factors in
the tight.
Four republicans, representatives
Helgesen of Notth Dahota, Carp
btick of New Jersey, .Caorer of West
Virginia and rdeeh.er of Missouri, are
ill and probably will not be present.
Two republicans, Representatives
Gardner of Massachusetts and Gray
of New Jersey, have said they will
rot vote for Representative Mann,
the rcpuoiican nominee for speaker on
the iirst ballot. Democrats hope they
will support Clark. Representative
Daliinger of Massachusetts also may
rot vote for Mann.
Hence, at tho best, it is estimated
that the republicans cannot poll more
than 208 of their 211 votes for Mann
on the first roll call, even if their en
tire membership is present. Demo
crats insist they will have at least 213
if not 211 of their own members pres
ent to vote for Clarlr, and they are
counting on enough independents to
give the 218 necessary for election.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use Fcr Cvc-rSO Years
Always bears
the
fJitrnature of
to se'ia'ir; a:.d representatives.
Mtnv-t as of congress today had an
ir.ti:v.at:- n of what was in store for
them when they received hundreds cf
telegrams, some demanding that
;ea -e ! lot disturbed and others in
sisting that the lienor of the country
be maintained by definite action.
The White House also was literally
flooded wiUi thousands of messages
from both sides. The police have
forbidden parades by either faction
and the delegates will b? obliged to
proceed to th" capitol from their re
spective headquarters as individual
pedestriars.
Miss Elizabeth Freeman, suf
fragist leader, in chirge of the office
of the Emergency Peace federation
hof.dquarters here, said tonight that
as fast as the delegations of pacifists
There is an old saying that "Na
ture cures, the doctor takes the fee,"
but as everyone knows you can help
Natuie very much and thereby enable
it to effect a cure in much less time
than is usually required. This is per
ticularly true of colds. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy relieves the lungs,
Iiciuifies the tough mucus and aids in
its expectoration, allays the cough and
aids Natuie in restoring the system
to a healthy condition.
Read the Evening Journal. Only 10
nts a week.
The Evening Line-Up
Both children and grown-ups, with
coughs and colds, arc all the better for
a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar at
bed tkne. It wards off croup, stops
tickling throat, and hacking coughs,
and makes an otherwise feverish, sleep
less night of coughing and distress, a
Quiet and restful one.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. Mr. Chas.
Baker, writes: "My wife woulJ not think of
using- any other coufih medicine, ut Foley's
Honey and Tar is certain to briof quick relief.
It is especially effective in cases of bad coughs,
and we give it to our children and recommend
it always as a safe remedy, for it contains no
opiates."
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I J cordially invited to inspect the fine collection of Plants
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until you have seen ours.
You can readily select the things that will best
suit your purpose for the home, or for friends
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